Hesitating in belief is a good thing. When we do, we weigh our options, we solidify our choice, we strengthen our faith.

When loss creates a hole in our lives and in our hearts, we can find purpose not by trying to fill the hole, but by recognizing what remains.

The voyage of life isn't easy, but God is present in every season of our lives, even those where He's hard to find.

If you're having an unusual holiday, one help to survive an untraditional Christmas is by scouting and savoring the unexpected memory moments.

The difference between thankfulness and gratitude might surprise you, and it might help move your hurting heart forward.

Even when the near worst-case scenario happens, we are safe trusting God with the unknown. It only draws us closer into His arms.

Any type of loss can give us a gradual, clearer perspective. With intention, we can learn to see small, important things more clearly.

When it feels like you've lost home or lost your people who made home, God may be preparing you for a much more permanent one.

When a God-given, worthy dream dies, something more important can tether us to the Father and highlight His provision and grace.

We will always be walking through difficult deserts this side of Eternity. But believers never trod there without Him.